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$11 Bubble, need help determining hand ranges and doing EV calculation
3-handed, blinds 100/200, $11 Pokerstars.
CO: 2285 Hero: 1500 SB: 5660 BB: 4055 My image is ok I think; I have been moderately aggressive recently, but have shown down strong hands nearly every time, and have been generally tight throughout. Have recently pushed with AK and AQ and shown. Firstly, I would like to ask what people think is a reasonable calling range for SB and BB if I push after a fold from CO? Was not really paying attention enough to know anything more than that neither player is overly loose. Anyway, the CO did fold, and I pushed Kc5c. Now, I need some help with my EV calculation! (this is my main concern) According to Pokerstove, K5s has 37.6% equity against the range: [22+,A8s+,QJs,JTs,A9o+,KJo+,QJo] (is this a good range?). Supposing that this is their calling range, and that only one of them will call, is the following correct?: There are 1326 hand combinations, and this range represents 198 of them, or 15%. Given that I have two opponents, do I just double this to get the chance of being called? If this right, then these are the possibilities: (a) 70% of the time, I win 300 (b) 11.28% of the time I win 1650 (it is actually either 1700 or 1600 depending on which blind calls) (c) 18.72% I lose 1500 What is the expected value then? Is this way of working it out correct: ((70*300)+(11.28*1650)+(18.72*-1500))/100 = 381.3072 ? Finally, is this a good or bad push? Thanks, Gavagai. |
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